Introduction to RxJava (3/3) - Reactive & The Real World

[@prasathvishnu]

Hands on excercise based intro - very useful. Last part could have been little linear and slow

[@dnkilic]

This video series should not be considered as introduction to RxJava

[@SergiiStarodubtsev]

Funny the MS Studio did not highlight the type error so we had to figure out by our own what's wrong adding the to the Observable.. Tried with IntelliJ Idea it complains right away as it should. Same with Integer.pareseInt. I guess that type-highlighting it was off in the IDE?

[@HackersatCambridge]

The VS Code extension had the type information the day before when we were practicing, but when it came to doing it on the day, it gave up on us (we do the recordings live). It works, we promise!

[@artemkobelev3570]

Thanks for videos! Could you send a link to repo with this code? To download and play with it

[@jaymodi2892]

Can you explain again the difference between subscribeOn and observeOn ?

[@jaygehlot4848]

Hey, great bunch of videos. Is it possible to email the creator of the videos? I have some technical questions to ask...?

[@criddell86]

The first couple of videos were excellent. The presenter described some things really well, but this last video made some really big jumps and assumptions and next minute there were lots of things going on that I didn't understand.

[@amoghphadke]

i wonder, why are you not using eclipse or intellij ?

[@HackersatCambridge]

VS Code was easier to remove everything from to get down to (mostly) just text editing.

[@hugopinto2742]

I appreciate the effort of sharing content with people, but honestly, this sequence of videos is a mess. The sample you used is completely non-sense, so it becomes hard to follow. The program output random fibo numbers in non-regular periods and that is just non-sense.. You do teach nicely, but I think the example you used just sucks and makes it even harder to convince those who are watching that this is relevant stuff

[@witoldsienski1709]

The last movie was the best.